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September 8, 2026
ToolHive and MCP agent security
ToolHive, MCP, and AI agent security: discover how to protect connected tools that can access data and perform real actions.
September 8, 2026
AI chips: the loophole in the U.S. blacklist
AI chips, Nvidia, China, and export controls: an investigation into Inspur and Aivres reveals how advanced servers keep finding routes to Asia.
September 8, 2026
Gemini on the desktop: the future of your work?
Gemini on the desktop could move beyond being a simple assistant and become the main interface for working with files, apps, and decisions.
September 8, 2026
How much access should your AI have? #Shorts
Would you give an AI permission to access a folder without knowing exactly what it will do next?
September 8, 2026
ASGI: the invisible layer of the real-time web
ASGI, WebSockets, and Python explained simply: discover how real-time web applications work and when it makes sense to use asynchronous programming.
September 8, 2026
The hidden danger of a real-time chat #Shorts
Could your real-time chat become a security problem? With ASGI, keeping a connection open is about more than sending messages faster. You also have to decide who can join, which room they can enter, what they can post, and how long they will stay connected. Also, a connection can drop, a message
September 8, 2026
AI doesn't understand your code: it lends you a flashlight #Shorts
What if AI weren't the one that understands your code, but the flashlight that helps you investigate it?
September 8, 2026
When auditing everything hides the attack #Shorts
What if your system logs so much that it ends up hiding the attack that matters?
September 8, 2026
Linux logs: journald, rsyslog, and auditd for protection
How can you investigate failures and strengthen security in Linux? Discover how to use journald, rsyslog, and auditd to find evidence and understand what happened.
September 8, 2026
Auditd is not infallible: how logs are really protected
There is also an important counterpoint. Auditd is not a foolproof solution against an adversary who already has full control of the system. With sufficient privileges, a malicious actor can try to disable auditing, alter rules, or attack log storage. Configuring immutable rules
September 8, 2026
AI and code: nobody understands an entire codebase
AI and code are changing how we understand and modify large codebases. Discover why partial understanding, evidence, and responsibility matter more than memorizing every file.
September 8, 2026
Auditd on Linux: the security black box
Auditd on Linux lets you log access, changes, executions, and privileges to investigate incidents and reconstruct what happened on a server.